RE: FLASH: OT - Video capture, editing & output

[Chapman, Charles]

Good points made below.


I'd also reccomend checking out EditDV from Digital Origin. It's a great

package and gives you more then enough power to meet all your needs.

http://www.digitalorigin.com


Charles Chapman

Web Solutions Manager

Telco Systems, Inc.

A BATM Company

www.telco.com


-----Original Message-----

From: Sohrab Pirayesh [

sohrab2mtc [dot] com (mailto:sohrab2mtc [dot] com)

]

Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 10:42 AM

To:

flasherchinwag [dot] com

Subject: Re: FLASH: OT - Video capture, editing & output



Your getting into tough territory.


Hi8 is an anolog format, the 1394(apple calls it firewire, sony calls it

i.link) port imports digital information. its meant for cameras that record

in DV or in D8. You have three options


    -import anolog ( for this you have to buy an anolog capture card for

your mac which can be rather expensive, check out

http://www.miro.com/start.asp )

    -buy the sony converter, convert your footage to dv, edit it, convert it

back to anolog     and send it back to your camera.

    -buy a DV or D8 camera and reshoot your footage


These are all pretty expensive solutions, but those are the only ones that

come to mind. About editing software, use apple's final cut pro, it was

designed to work on teh G4, so it will be more stable and more powerful than

premiere.


hth

-sohrab



----- Original Message -----

From: "Mark Tagliaferro" <

markspaceshot [dot] com

>

To: <

flasherchinwag [dot] com

>

Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 3:05 PM

Subject: FLASH: OT - Video capture, editing & output



> Sorry for the OT, but it seems that a lot of people here have considerable

> experience on the subject, so I thought I would ask.  I have a Mac G4/450

> and a Sony Hi8 TRV99 camcorder.  I want to be able to capture video, edit

it

> on the G4 and send back to Hi8.

>

> The G4 has two firewire ports. The camera has one S-video (input/output)

as

> well as left & right audio.  It also has composite, but I'm not interested

> in using that.

>

> Sony has a product called a media converter that will supposedly convert

the

> signal from S-video to firewire and back.  Does it make sense to use

> something like that or are there other technologies?

>

> I'm also looking for a recommendation for editing software.  Adobe

Premiere

> and Apple Final Cut Pro are the only one's I am familiar with.  But i have

> no experience with either.

>

> I'm really hoping someone could advise me on what would be the most

sensible

> approach.  Feel free to email me off list

>

> Mark Tagliaferro

>

markspaceshot [dot] com

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